BC coilovers rear adjustment dilemma
How big is the spacer? I asked BC and they said its about a 2 inch spacer. The spring would only help out with 3/4 of a inch? If anything you would need both to have the ability to change it from stock height and lower it to where you want it?
I dont even know what is going on in this thread... some inexperience or something. I would be more than glad to take a pic of my car in its first year of winter mode, but my car has 3+ fingers in the front and around 3 in the back. This is from stock outside of tire to fender.
That is with the 210mm and no spacer. Someone is doing something wrong on your install. If i did a 3/4" longer spring or a spacer it would be higher than stock...
That is with the 210mm and no spacer. Someone is doing something wrong on your install. If i did a 3/4" longer spring or a spacer it would be higher than stock...
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Right now with just the spacer, I have about 1 1/2 finger gap...
Is that on your new wheels or stock wheels?
Would you be able to lower it without any issues? I'm trying to figure out if I should order the spacer, spring or both.
Currently I'm fine but my rears are both maxed out too. I wanted the ability to raise it higher for winter driving though. BC says if I got both and tired to lower it, I'd have to remove the spacer. I think the spacer is the soultion since it will offer the height I wanted but retain the ability to lower the car to where I want it. Adding the spring maybe overkill.
So I'll probably just need the spacer and not the spring?
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If you already have the coilovers than spacers, but if you're looking into buying a set get the 230 springs at no extra charge I believe, someone correct me if I'm wrong. I had to purchase the spacer for 30$, which the normally go for 60$ but BC gave me a discount due to my problem.
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